Multiple choice technology web technology

To split processing into two or more independent secondary flows that operate in parallel we should use

  1. Split-For-Each

  2. Split-Join

  3. Called Flow

  4. SpinOff Flow

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B Correct answer
Explanation

Split-Join is the correct flow shape in PRPC for parallel processing - it splits a single flow into multiple independent sub-flows that execute concurrently, then rejoins them. Split-For-Each processes items sequentially, Called Flow invokes another flow synchronously, and SpinOff Flow creates independent child flows.